Red Rhino Crushers Ltdand

Winfield Engineering

About us

Winfield Engineering founded 1968

Red Rhino crusher was founded, in 1999

Winfield Engineering purchase Red Rhino in Jan 2009

The company now produces 8 models

All components are manufactured in the UK

MISSION STATEMENT:

Red Rhino™ is owned by and headed up by Simon Winfield of Winfield Engineering Ltd, based in Grantham, Lincolnshire.

The company aims to remain the No.1 provider of mini mobile crushing and recycling equipment throughout the world.

By selecting the finest craftsmen and women, developing creative in-house product and by a second to none appreciation of our customers, Red Rhino™ maintains the highest standards of professional and consumer care within the industry.

The Product Range

2000 series – Hydraulic or electrically powered

3000 series – Hydraulic or electrically powered

4000 series

5000 series

7000 series standard

7000 series Plus

Awards for innovationand

Excellence and Quality

Local contribution to Industry

Graduate intake program

Apprenticeship scheme

Employee development program

Continuous product improvements to save on

valuable resources

The Range in action..Red Rhino have sold 1000 crushers to date.

What we offer?

We save companies money by on-site crushing, reducing “muck away” costs and reducing the carbon effects to the environment

Why Crush on-site? Use of Red Rhino™ crushers enables any operation to

benefit from recycling material together with the added cost savings associated with waste disposal and aggregate delivery.

Red Rhino™ customers such as constructors, general builders, landscapers, plant hirers and even local authorities, are not only environmentally friendly by using the crushers but also save extraordinary amounts of money!

Implementing onsite recycling does not only save significant amounts of money but long term also reduces overall carbon footprints by very significant reduction in vehicle movements. Red Rhino negates the need for collection and delivery of site waste and new aggregates.